Consumer Rights Act 2015 - Short Term Right to Reject

[echat11]

Rejection accepted. Paid finance off as it's easier on all parties and faster.

We're greenlit to move forward wooo!

Good news. Just follow through, don't leave it to the dealer.

[des8]

Rejection accepted. Paid finance off as it's easier on all parties and faster.

We're greenlit to move forward wooo!

good news, and thanks for letting us know

[des8]

Correct, if the dealer doesn't 'play ball', I think they will providing the evidence is as described, the the OP gets £30k back via Section 75, then may have to go to Court to make a claim for the rest.

Not ideal, but a plan.

Don't think it works like that.

If the item's price exceeds £30,000 sec 75 claims can't be made.
Wording CCA 19474 sec 75
(3)Subsection (1) does not apply to a claim—
(a).......
(b)so far as the claim relates to any single item to which the supplier has attached a cash price ...... more than £30,000

[Pezza54]

I might be wrong but I thought for a S75 claim the item had to be over £100 and under £30k

[echat11]

9th paragraph down, but it's not under finance now -

https://moneytothemasses.com/using-c...0are%20covered.

[dyslexicdog]

good news, and thanks for letting us know

I'm going to do a final update with a bit more of the context once it's all gone through to demonstrate the flow - might help someone else.